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Minimizing Quantized Semantic Age of Information (QSAoI) in Foundation Model-Based Semantic Communications

The emerging techniques of semantic communications and edge computing in 6G networks necessitate a paradigm shift toward co-designed semantic-aware and adaptive resource allocation for short-packet transmissions. However, there is a fundamental gap between the semantic layer and the physical layer under low-latency finite blocklength (FBL) effects. To bridge this gap, we introduce the Quantized Semantic Age of Information (QSAoI), a novel metric that rigorously captures the trade-offs among freshness and semantic efficiency of high-level features in real-time communication in the FBL regime. Guided by this metric, we propose a novel foundation model-based efficient co-designed framework t...

AuthorsHuanyu Zhang, Yulin Hu, Xiaopeng Yuan et al.
Primary categoryeess.SP
Published30 June 2026
Last updated at source30 June 2026
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